Warm afternoon near 70°F before a cold front brings showers and gusty winds tonight; small craft advisory in effect for New York Harbor.

A touring documentary about Penn Yan midwife Elizabeth Catlin has energized locals and advocates pushing a state bill to license certified professional midwives. The film is rekindling a policy fight over access to community births.

Three men were arrested after a Jan. 31 knifepoint robbery in Spring Valley that left a man injured and two gold chains taken.

NYT reporting ties earlier agency warnings to a July 2025 ATM cash-out that pulled roughly $17 million from SYEP payroll cards, raising fresh oversight questions.

European fan groups have asked the European Commission to probe FIFA’s ticketing after final seats were listed as high as $8,680 and resales spiked. The filing targets dynamic pricing and FIFA’s resale marketplace.

A Queens man admitted to kidnapping and sexually assaulting three women after prosecutors say he kept a teenager captive for months in his car. He is due back in court in April.

Federal prosecutors say Guerrero's robbery spree included a Bronx ambush that killed a man. He was sentenced to 27 years in federal prison.

Council members pressed agency officials on jail, probation and oversight funding during a preliminary criminal-justice budget hearing at City Hall.

Four men pistol‑whipped and robbed a man inside a Fordham tax‑prep office; police say the suspects fled in a gray Nissan with North Carolina plates.

Clear morning, highs near 47°F; rain likely late Thursday into early Friday.

A Bowery Residents’ Committee plan to replace a vacant bank with 106 micro‑units has split Pelham Parkway neighbors. Opponents plan a City Hall rally next month.

The Roost Outpost at 55 1st St. closed after owners couldn't renew the lease; they say they're exploring new locations and will sell beans online.

A Canadian diplomat bought about $17 million in newly built condos across Brooklyn and Queens, including a waterfront Astoria unit at NuSun Vernon.